Locations

Havelock House, Ormeau Road, Belfast

Havelock House, Ormeau Road, Belfast is best known as the home of Ulster Television but it also saw use by the British Army during wartime.

Killyleagh War Memorial, Killyleagh, Co. Down

The Killyleagh War Memorial in Killyleagh, Co. Down stands at the castle in the historic town. The marble plaque commemorates those who died in conflicts since World War One.

Percy Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim

Percy Street is in the Shankill area of Belfast, Co. Antrim. The street, lined with small red-brick terrace houses suffered great loss in the Belfast Blitz.

Tandragee Castle, Tandragee, Co. Armagh

The site of Tandragee Castle has been a stronghold overlooking the town since the days of the O'Hanlon clan of Ulster who fought in the 1641 rebellion. In 1943, the US Army set up camp there.

St. George’s Market, East Bridge Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim

St. George's Market on East Bridge Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim is a busy marketplace that dates back to Victorian times and stood through the Belfast Blitz.

Montgomery Street, Belfast

The factories of Montgomery Street were the source of Belfast's world-famous Giner Ale. Today the street still bears some wartime markings.

Workman Junior Public Elementary School, Aughrim Street, Co. Antrim

Strand Public Elementary School, Strandburn Street, Belfast

The old Strand Public Elementary School now makes up part of Victoria Park Primary School in East Belfast. The old school was partly destroyed in the Blitz.

Seamen’s Junior Public Elementary School, Pilot Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim

Nothing remains of the Seamen's Junior Public Elementary School in Pilot Street, North Belfast. Extensive redevelopment destroyed much of old Sailortown.